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Ad Workflow Process Path to Started Workflow

Nathan H.
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Good day all.  Does anyone know how to add a path between two Activities when a workflow has already been started?  I have a few changes that had Override Path selected, but no way to return to the previous Activity.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you

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    I finally figured out the solution to my problem with this.  First I do a Nash search with the following AML, using the change number for the Workflow Process name.

    <AML>
    <Item type='Workflow Process' action='get' select='keyed_name'>
      <name></name>
      <Relationships>
        <Item type='Workflow Process Activity' action='get' select='related_id'>
          <related_id>
          <Item type='Activity' action='get' select='name,keyed_name,id'>
            </Item>
          </related_id>
        </Item>
      </Relationships>
    </Item>
    </AML>

    Once I get the IDs for the activities that I want the path to go between, I use this AML to create the path.

    • related_id = GOING TO activity ID
    • source_id = COMING FROM activity ID
    • permission_id = Activity
    <AML>
    <Item type='Workflow Process Path' action='add'>
      <permission_id>46245093DDBE45109FEFBD5A4703AF2F</permission_id>
      <sort_order>0</sort_order>
      <related_id></related_id>
      <source_id></source_id>
      <name></name>
    </Item>
    </AML>
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  • +1 Offline

    I finally figured out the solution to my problem with this.  First I do a Nash search with the following AML, using the change number for the Workflow Process name.

    <AML>
    <Item type='Workflow Process' action='get' select='keyed_name'>
      <name></name>
      <Relationships>
        <Item type='Workflow Process Activity' action='get' select='related_id'>
          <related_id>
          <Item type='Activity' action='get' select='name,keyed_name,id'>
            </Item>
          </related_id>
        </Item>
      </Relationships>
    </Item>
    </AML>

    Once I get the IDs for the activities that I want the path to go between, I use this AML to create the path.

    • related_id = GOING TO activity ID
    • source_id = COMING FROM activity ID
    • permission_id = Activity
    <AML>
    <Item type='Workflow Process Path' action='add'>
      <permission_id>46245093DDBE45109FEFBD5A4703AF2F</permission_id>
      <sort_order>0</sort_order>
      <related_id></related_id>
      <source_id></source_id>
      <name></name>
    </Item>
    </AML>
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